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... evidently proree*)>ng upon intrrestesl motive!*, gran the lean system upon it the Saving* Banks, and intimation* have even gone abroad that the Chancellor of live RlcWqtMT di-jHi-cd to tn-Ar this a of Ids general plan. There could Iw.lvowever. have before ...
... SAVINGS’ BANKS. It is reported in thatjlty that goverument has it in intention to sell out the stock of the Savings Bank, for tbc purpose of paying the advance to the West Indian's at the rate of 60,0001. per week. Can this be true 7—Standard of Thursday ...
... Profraaor Hoilowav. Si a—My Shepherd 'or some time afifoted with water on the cheat, when I heard It. I iamediat. ly him try your fllla, which di ...
... EPISTLE TO ABSENT FRIEND. POETRY. •* Oh- flesh oh! firth, ho«r art fltliified.”—SuAltPKAaE. Vou see, dear Bill. I’ve been reading A Fuel highest ; For, ever since I censed rambles. Across the thorny wilds and bramb.es. Of Potitlra—Pvt stand. Poesy’s enchanted ...
... money in the bank. That Savings’ Bank was not established to take the money of the rich, and in most of those banks he be- lieved there were very large sums Standing in the names of parties who should not have money in Savings Banks. be for the The C ...
... perished, Napoleon fled precipitstedlv. himself announced bis defeat, in Paris. toid them that nothing but a Dictatership could save France. The men who once worshipped Petit* Caporal. auawered that lied; —and dethroned him. He smiled, and bid farewell to ...
... KF.riK •DI CTIVE EMPLOYMENT. MEETING AT frgoa »t« BarußTeh.) Pursuant railing a *• meeting of the Landy.f.l and Ka'rpsver* of the Electoral Magoumey, »he Msceoom nioo, Coarhford. to take in'o cnns.dera- it the subject of rmploymrnt, tor the able |,.; ...
... LONDON Union Hall.— Age, Youth »»■. i- On Monday Mrs. Sarah ’, was with assault Julia WinCim■ ti' ® *’ good-lookinp younft female. The ™ ra !& na l,o ™ -. lived within few doors of the defendant he it into her head to jealous, and to « t ing the affections ...
... the Rent Rate.The Poor Rale, will not go to England, save to buy food for the poor. It will to pay no mortgage or debt. Save for food. It will not go to pamper the rich, but to feed the poor. No friend or relation of the Tenant will receive any benefit ...
... STOOPING OF THE SHOULDERS TION THE CHEST ARE entirelr prevented, and gently and removed in Youth,and Ladirs end Gentlt-MdBAl aces, by the occasional use of the PATENT CHEST EXPANDER, which is light, simple, easilv employed outwardly or invisibly, without ...
... value of the oil obtained save thousands of pounds sterling for the purchase of foreign oil-cake and guano,as a manure—for rape meal a manure, is, comparatively speaking, as valuable gliano? In word, why not train up the idle youths supported in these places ...
... (Cheer*). we are about to put record the imprisonment of the tried friend* of thi* country, i* right that we should also give a sketch of their character. anti a summary of their crime*, and to save the reporter of her Majesty’* Government the trouble of catching ...